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Definition of solder

solder

/ˈsɑːdɚ/
sol · der
Plural:solders
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Past Simple:soldered
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Past Participle:soldered
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Present Participle:soldering
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solder Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

A low-melting metal alloy used to join less fusible metals together, commonly in plumbing or electronics.

Example

"The technician melted a thin wire of silver solder to secure the microchip to the motherboard."

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• verb

1

To join, fuse, or repair with a low-melting metal alloy.

Example

"She carefully soldered the broken copper wires back together to fix the antique radio."

2

To unite or bond closely and firmly (often used figuratively).

Example

"The shared experience of the harsh winter soldered the community into a cohesive, supportive unit."

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• Rhymes for solder

• Nearby Words

solandra
solanum
soldanella
solder
soldering iron
soldierfish
sole

Word Origin & Etymology

From Middle English 'soudour', from Old French 'soudure', derived from the verb 'souder' (to solder), which ultimately comes from Latin 'solidare' meaning 'to make solid'.

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Solder. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Oct 12, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/solder
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